Exam 13: Psychological Disorders

Define abnormal behavior; describe the three common standards for identifying abnormal behavior; state an example for each standard that illustrates an abnormal behavior; and state or exemplify a limitation of the standard.

Describe four of the major classes of psychological disorders discussed in this chapter, their symptoms, and an example of a disorder that falls under each category.

Jake has experienced numerous broken relationships, several divorces, and a number of lost jobs, primarily due to his overwhelming fear of abandonment and his unstable relationships and self-image. Jake's history is suggestive of ________.

A person with ________ anxiety disorder experiences persistent, uncontrollable, and free-floating nonspecific anxiety.

Hallucinations can be defined as ________.

Which of these is an example of an emotional disturbance in schizophrenia?

Which of the following is a criticism of the DSM?

Someone who is experiencing which of the following has periods of unreasonable elation and hyperactivity, often accompanied by insomnia and poor judgment?

Discuss the primary symptoms of autism spectrum disorder, and explain the theory of mind model for the development of this condition.

Describe the historical trends regarding the causes and treatment of abnormal behavior from the Stone Age to modern times. Include descriptions of the medical model and psychiatry's model as well as psychology's approach to mental illness.

Which of the following are classified as disruptive, impulse-control, and conduct disorders?

Which of the following is CORRECT regarding schizophrenia?

Social anxiety disorder used to be called ________.

One possible cause of borderline personality disorder is ________.

Some individuals in Japan experience a social phobia that is not typically seen among Westerners and involves an intense dread of embarrassing others. This demonstrates ________.

Sheila's alcohol use causes her to be late to work or to call out sick due to a hangover at least three times a week. Her boss is seriously considering firing her for these reasons. Which criterion for diagnosing psychological disorders does this best represent?

Which of the following is true regarding bipolar disorder?

Define schizophrenia and describe its five areas of characteristic symptoms, providing an example of each one. Describe how positive symptoms differ from negative symptoms, and give examples of each.

An athlete participating in which sport would be most likely to develop CTE?

The risk for bipolar disorder in the general population is between ________.